A win against Derry will cement Wicklow in third-place in division 2B. Second-place Down take on league leaders Mayo knowing that their head-to-head record against Wicklow means that they cannot be overtaken by the Garden County — regardless of what happens this weekend.

Meanwhile, Derry — who sit in last-place in the division — travel to Wicklow knowing that they are resigned to a relegation play-off against Armagh.

Elsewhere, the Wicklow footballers will travel to play against high-flying Carlow in round five of division 4 of the Allianz national football league on Saturday night — another game which was rescheduled from last weekend.

John Evans’ men are winless in the league so far having picked up their only points in draws against Waterford and Antrim.

On the other hand, Carlow will be looking to maintain their 100% record in the league as they continue to compete with Laois for the league title.